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  • Police: 5 Americans Muslims arrested in Pakistan have al-Qaida link

    11 News Houston – 1 hr 21 mins ago  

    Five young American Muslims arrested in Pakistan met with representatives of an al-Qaida linked group and asked for training but were turned down, Pakistani police said Thursday. WASHINGTON -- Five young American Muslims arrested in Pakistan met with representatives of an al-Qaida linked group and asked for training but were turned down because they lacked references from trusted militants, a ... Full Story »

  • Pop culture blamed for Calif. Chihuahua crisis

    11 News Houston – 1 hr 22 mins ago  

    California has more Chihuahuas than it can handle, and experts say Hollywood is to blame. LOS ANGELES -- California has more Chihuahuas than it can handle, and experts say Hollywood is to blame. Chihuahuas make up 30 percent—or more—of the dog populations at many California animal shelters. There’s suspicion that fans took to the tiny breed to imitate Chihuahua-toting celebrities like Paris ... Full Story »

  • Police: Teen lying on driver's shoulder caused fatal crash with tree

    11 News Houston – 1 hr 22 mins ago  

    Police are investigating a car crash that killed a teenage girl Wednesday night. HOUSTON -- Police are investigating a car crash that killed a teenage girl Wednesday night. It happened in the 4100 block of Beran around 9 p.m. Police said a driver and two passengers were headed eastbound on Beran in a red Mazda when the driver became distracted by the victim, 17-year-old Ana Claros, who was lying ... Full Story »

  • New health care benefits come at a price

    11 News Houston – 1 hr 37 mins ago  

    President Barack Obama's health care overhaul now looking like a real possibility—should give uninsured Americans options they've never had before. But it won't be a free ride. WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul now looking like a real possibility—should give uninsured Americans options they’ve never had before. But it won’t be a free ride. As with the Medicare ... Full Story »

  • Gun-toting suspect tries to board Austin bus

    11 News Houston – 1 hr 37 mins ago  

    A burglary suspect with a shotgun who allegedly tried to hop on a public bus to flee has been arrested in Austin. AUSTIN, Texas -- A burglary suspect with a shotgun who allegedly tried to hop on a public bus to flee has been arrested in Austin. Police say some items believed taken in the burglary, including a shotgun in a soft case, were recovered from the suspect. Travis County Jail records ... Full Story »

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  • 2 Home Invasion Suspects Missing

    FOX 26 Houston – 1 hr 20 mins ago  

    Deputies say two men entered a northeast Fort Bend County house and shot a resident during a home invasion. Full Story »

  • Lit Cigarette Blamed for House Fire

    FOX 26 Houston – Thu Dec 10, 9:13 am ET  

    Investigators say that a house in southwest Houston caught fire after a woman smoked a cigarette while in her bed and fell asleep. The lit cigarette caught the woman's mattress on fire and spread quickly through the home. Full Story »

  • Robbery Suspect Shot at Repair Shop

    FOX 26 Houston – Thu Dec 10, 8:13 am ET  

    A would-be robber is shot to death by a tire store owner in north Houston, and officers are searching for three suspects who got away. Full Story »

  • Charities Facing Toy Donation Shortages

    FOX 26 Houston – Wed Dec 9, 11:13 pm ET  

    With 15 days to go until Christmas, where are all the toys? Houston area charities don't have enough, and families fear their children won't have gifts to open. Full Story »

  • Woods Scandal Worrying Other Women

    FOX 26 Houston – Wed Dec 9, 9:43 pm ET  

    If you listen close enough you could almost hear a collective “thank you, Tiger Woods” from the cleanly cut crew at Elevations barber shop in Southwest Houston. Full Story »

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  • West U councilman named to state retirement committee

    West University Examiner – Thu Dec 10, 11:13 am ET  

    West University Place Councilmember Steven Segal — long a leader in seniors’ affairs in the community — has been appointed by the board of trustees of the Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS) to its Advisory Committee on Retirement Matters. Full Story »

  • Council rules against Ashby developers’ appeal

    West University Examiner – Thu Dec 10, 2:00 am ET  

    Developers of the proposed Ashby high-rise project at 1717 Bissonnet were dealt an expected setback Wednesday when the Houston City Council upheld a ruling from the city’s General Appeals Board that denied a special permit to the site. Full Story »

  • St. John’s names new headmaster

    West University Examiner – Thu Dec 10, 2:00 am ET  

    Thirty-seven applied, but in the end, a search committee at St. John’s School offered the headmaster’s job to veteran private school head Dr. Mark Desjardins. Full Story »

  • Bulletin board

    West University Examiner – Thu Dec 10, 2:00 am ET  

    Listings of upcoming events in your neighborhood, provided by Examiner readers: Full Story »

  • Culberson: Metro can’t afford University line

    West University Examiner – Thu Dec 10, 2:00 am ET  

    U.S. Rep. John Culberson notified the FTA on Tuesday evening he is formally objecting to approval of Metro’s University light rail line. Full Story »

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